Neverness To Maybeness

In my previous post I talked about how blown-away I was by the current story happening in Wuthering Waves, and how much the game has grown since its launch a few years ago. I also mentioned the amazing Endfield, and the newly launched, “Neverness to Everness”, an anime ghost-hunter Grand Theft Auto-inspired kinda gacha thing. And that is what I want to talk about today, because there’s … a lot to talk about. Can you decipher what’s happening in this screenshot? I’ve given this game my attention kind of on and off since it’s launch, partially due to the fact that it’s so unique, with an extremely polished interface, sometimes really impressive animations, and a slew of features that are also slightly overshadowed by the fact that the game itself also doesn’t feel very polished. Like, the UI is polished, but at the same time, there are elements of the UI that feel janky, like menu selection where selected items stay highlighted after you scroll away from them, or the start button on…